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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1919

Page

14

National Education Drive Emphasizes Woman Led Reform

Secretary Lane cites Hoover era charity as moral mobilization and urges a National Department of Education in the president's cabinet. The National Education Association marshals five major women's groups to expand schooling, health, English learning, and compulsory attendance for a modern democratic nation.

Elizabeth Harrison Herbert Hoover Belgium National Education Association Congress Department of Education General Federation of Women’s Clubs National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations National Association of Collegiate Alumnae National Council of Jewish Women National Association of Southern College Women Edi N. EH. A

Pruning and Care in Poultry and Orchard Management

Practical guidance from the USDA on growing chicks and maintaining a healthy henhouse. Emphasizes timing of hatching, consistent care, and avoiding overfeeding. Advises using county agents for “First Care of Baby Chicks” and to apply standard methods to standard bred chicks.

United States Department of Agriculture Poultry Department

Mixed World News Briefs Highlight War, Labor, and Law

A roundup notes Margaretta Neale leading US Employment Service women’s work in Washington. It cites fires blamed on smoker carelessness and ignorant children in New York last year. Other items cover a 16 word will in Edwardsville, a Norwegian cellulose factory expanding, whale meat in New York firms, Cuban sugar exports, a 44 hour work week agitation in Britain, bravery citations for Stella Miller in France, early US Senate and House chaplains, ranch fox farming in Canada and US, and a New York state group backing a minimum wage for women workers.

Margaretta Neale United States Employment Service Washington, D. C New York Portland Edwardsville Lydia A. Flegenbaum Devisor John T. Ryan Margaret Krogstadt Norway Cardenas Cuba Great Britain National Transport Workers’ Federation of England Stella Miller Trumbauersville France United States Senate Samuel Provost Episcopal Church House of Representatives Wiliam Lynn Presbyterian Church United States Japan Associated Manufacturers and Merchants New York State

Poultry Notes From the Farm Tips for Egg Production

Beef scraps or sour milk help fill the egg basket. Geese need ample swimming water and cleanliness. Raising young chicks is painstaking. To raise hens for profit feed more rather than less. Ducks should be kept separate from chickens. Frightened flocks drop egg production. Chickens should be fed small frequent meals to stay hungry and active.

Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Instant Pain Relief

A Cincinnati inventor introduces Freezone as the magic cure for hard or soft corns and calluses. Apply drops on the corn, pain ends, then lift it out with fingers. A tiny bottle costs only a few cents at drug stores and claims no soreness or irritation.

Cincinnati

Cleaning blackened ceilings above mantles

The text explains ceilings above incandescent mantles often become blackened. Whitewash and a starch and water cream mix can clean them. Rub with a soft flannel, allow to dry, then gently rub off the starch to remove the stain.

GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER PROMISES RELIEF FOR DIGESTIVE AILMENTS

Green's August Flower has long been a household remedy for constipation and stomach troubles. It is promoted as a gentle laxative aiding indigestion nervous dyspepsia and related symptoms with a few doses offering relief and is sold through druggists worldwide.

Adv

An Old One Slightly Mussed

A fragmented line of humorous urban gossip notes an odd rumor about a neighbor, implying judgment of someone perceived as strange while commenting on living in glass houses and social optics.

Kidney Pain Relief Ad Promotes Gold Medal Capsules

An old advertisement urges back and kidney pain sufferers to seek the Gold Medal Capsules. It claims kidney ailments cause stiff backs and other pains, and promises quick relief by taking the product bought from druggists with a money back guarantee if it fails. The copy stresses Haarlem Holland origin and monthly freshness.

Haarlem Holland Ady

Things to Watch in Different Company

A compact reflection urges self discipline in private thoughts at home and temper with family while controlling speech with others in public. The saying highlights mindful conduct across settings.

A Lady of Distinction Uses Cuticura

An advertisement extols a refined woman’s allure from perfume and skin care. It recommends a Cuticura Soap bath with hot water to cleanse pores followed by Cuticura Talcum Powder for clear healthy skin. The snippet also notes social gossip among women and men’s habit of drinking.

Indigestion Cure Promises Quick Relief From Acid Stomach

An ad touts Eatonic tablets as a cure for acid stomach and indigestion. It claims hyperacidity causes numerous ailments, and that Eatonic neutralizes excess stomach acids, purifying digestion and restoring energy. The copy urges readers to buy a large box from their druggist with a guaranteed instant relief or money back.

Jess Ufe Eatonio

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